Apologies for the late reply - other matters intervened. for those who may follow yes this worked nicely. Many thanks
Firstly I should address the following Just editing /etc/hosts and etc/hostname will not fully alter a servers name _unless_ you either reboot or...
Will check this out and report back after some sleep
Funny, I have been using capitals in hostnames for years. Odd it has not bit me in the backside before today. I wonder how many things I have...
Thanks, but as I said above it appears that hostname -f is returning the correct result i.e. # hostname -f Hugh2.thepearces.com.au but the...
One further hint is that when I checked the certificate details it was the original self-signed certificate from the original ISPC setup. Oh and...
I have a shiny New ISPC installed via the (almost) single click method on Debian 9. very slick. Set up a couple of websites and checked LE and SSL...
Commenting out that line got rid of the ScriptAlias complaint. HOWEVER mailman was still unreachable and giving a 500 error. For testing...
well that gets rid of the ScriptAlias messages but trying to access the mailman mailman list still 500s restarting httpd gives a few more errors:...
OK, Searching for ScriptAlias: [root@Hugh2 httpd]# grep -n -r ScriptAlias /etc/httpd/ /etc/httpd/conf/sites-available/mydomain.com.au.vhost:53:...
All seemed to be OK until I checked out mailman. I am getting emails to the effect that: The [email protected] mailing list has 1484...
Well I checked the ISPC install log and there was no mention of it creating that link, or even failing to so thats going to remain a little...
Nice one Till ! That seems to have worked !! I have been beating my head (and google) over this for a couple of weeks :-( Many thanks Now for...
And the answer, Courtesy of Till was: Try this: mv /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf.bak ln -s /etc/dovecot.conf...
Yeah thanks for your help, The tips on lets encrypt will be really useful .... once I get the mail to work at all. :-) Cheers
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